Hi Tomek!

Tomek Lipski lipski@z.pl writes:

I've started to write a tiny project implementing model-view-controller architecture under portable allegro serve (similiar to what is for allegro CL, but mine works under CMUCL). It supports session, cookies, forms, http request contexts (for request chains) and generally works, but still requires testing, optimization and many bells and whistles (like form validation). Of course i would like to host this project (with public domain license) on common-lisp.net.

Yikes, how do we handle that?

My only "problem" (it isn't really a problem) is that there should be some sort of legal document (which can be a plain old text file, like all the other licenses), that clearly states your intent.

You may want to take a look at

http://www.opensource.org/licenses/

and in particular

http://www.opensource.org/licenses/cpl.php

There is also the "short but sweet" option. It is essentially a public domain license, as far as I understand: The MIT license

http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

So, up to this minor point, consider your project approved.

My name is Tomek Lipski, i study Telecommunication in Warsaw, Poland and i'm still learning Common Lisp.

Welcome!

Regards, Mario.